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Using Cake for Ray

Ray is a distributed execution framework for building scalable AI and Python applications across clusters.
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How it works

Scale Python and AI applications with Ray on Cake

Cake streamlines the use of Ray for distributed training, hyperparameter tuning, and scalable inference, with policy-driven orchestration and resource management.

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Python-first distributed execution

Run tasks, actors, and training jobs at scale using native Python.

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Automate scaling and tuning

Use Cake to schedule, monitor, and scale Ray workloads across nodes.

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Governed and observable pipelines

Track resource usage, apply security policies, and log performance across clusters.

Frequently asked questions about Cake and Ray

What is Ray?
Ray is an open-source framework for distributed execution of Python and AI applications across clusters.
How does Cake support Ray?
Cake automates deployment, scaling, and monitoring of Ray workloads across hybrid or cloud-native AI environments.
What use cases does Ray support on Cake?
Ray is used for distributed training, hyperparameter tuning, and serving large AI models in production.
Can Ray be combined with other tools in Cake?
Yes—Ray integrates with orchestration engines, feature stores, and training pipelines inside Cake.
Does Cake add governance to Ray-based workloads?
Absolutely—Cake provides audit logging, policy enforcement, and usage tracking for Ray executions.